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Why does this error occur?

A web server administrator must configure an Apache 2 web server to start as the user webservd. The web server administrator has been assigned the "Service Operator" rights profile. While attempting to set the SMF service property start/user, the web server administrator receives the following error message:
$ /usr/sbin/svccfg -s svc:/network/http:apache2 svc:/network/http:apache2> setprop start/user = astring: webservd Permission Denied. Why does this error occur?

what UID and GID will the command /my/bin/progD run when the command is executed as followed by an application

A security administrator has created these "Restricted Commands" rights profiles in the /etc/security/exec_attr file that will be assigned to a number of application developers: $ grep "^Restricted Commands" /etc/security/exec_attr Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progA:uid=yadm;gid=yadm Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progB:uid=vadm;gid=vadm Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progC:uid=oamd;gid=aadm Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progD:uid=nadm;gid=badm Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progD:uid=nadm;gid=cadm Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progD:uid=eadm;gid=eadm Restricted Commands:solaris:cmd:::/my/bin/progD: As what UID and GID will the command /my/bin/progD run when the command is executed as followed by an application developer who has been assigned the "Restricted Commands" rights profile?

What way is most efficient to reliably accomplish this task?

The security group is testing software in a special lab which is configured in the same secure way as the production servers. Some of the tested code might even be malicious. Due to budget restrictions, the available lab systems for these tests have been reduced to only three remaining systems. The system administrator is responsible for quickly reinstalling these systems over and over again. What way is most efficient to reliably accomplish this task?

Should the administrator have written this instead?

A system administrator wants to remove most of the basic privileges for ordinary users and adds the following line to the appropriate configuration file to achieve this: PRIV_DEFAULT=basic,!proc_info,!proc_session,!file_link_any It would be shorter to list the two remaining privileges specified in Solaris 10. Should the administrator have written this instead? PRIV_DEFAULT=proc_exec,proc_fork


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